[BlackbirdSST]

The trip to ISS aboard Ax-4 - a commercial flight operated by Houston-based private company Axiom Space - is a collaborative effort between Nasa, Isro and European Space Agency (Esa). Tuesday's flight will be launched using the SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule on a Falcon 9 rocket.

Why are they calling this an Axiom/NASA/Isro/ESA flight when SpaceX is doing the heavy lifting? Shouldn't SpaceX get top billing here?

[FreedomPoster]

Because the fake media lies by omission. And are doing so here to not credit Musk and SpaceX.

Musk posted this useful chart on X earlier this year. It says a lot.